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Which tax beat nitwit is in charge of protocol for the ever campaining annointed one?— CNN Political Ticker
Steele and his fellow nitwits think that what another nitwit, Ronald Reagan, called the "magic of the marketplace" will somehow right our economic ship.— MRZine.org
You know the media nitwit-pickers have struck when, at some point, they've made the exact opposite charge -- that Obama's too serious, too off the cuff, or does too little, all well-worn themes from the campaign.— The Nation: Top Stories
Speaking of sick f ucks, the above nitwit is psychosis in action.— Think Progress
They drove the country into the ditch and this kind of remark is about all they have to offer, meanwhile the democrats are busy fixing the ungodly mess created by the previous nitwit-in-chief.— WVEC Top Stories
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